Tuta’s Wine is a site devoted to regional wines — wines with history and a sense of locality. I write only about wines that I like and would bring home again.
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- Tuta -- an Oscan word which means “clan” or “tribe” and, in the Latin, means “safe.”
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Great website! I’ve already bookmarked it in my “favorites”!
Awesome! I love the layout. And what a great name. Also big plus for the quintuple amount of italians versus french wine !
I wouldn’t dream of buying wine now without consulting Tuta’s Wines first. Brilliant reviews.
Tuta – wonderful site! Don’t let the francobashers discourage you love for dirty-bird wines!
Hi,
Curt said you needed a hit from Colorado. Consider yourself hit!
My wife is from Burgundy (Dijon). Her cousins have a winery in a prime region – can’t remember the name right now, but I’ll look at the bottles we have at home.
And is this a WordPress theme? If so, was it a free or pay one? (I’m a teacher and finally trying to set up a site)
The “thumb” of Michigan is the Saginaw valley and contains no vineyards to my knowlege. The Leelenau peninsula is more of the “little finger” (although nobody calls it that).
Point taken. Mea culpa. Correction made. I can only say that although I was born in Michigan, I left at eight weeks — in 1954. I had seen the lower portion of the state as a right hand, fingers and thumb together, but it is really a left hand with, as you say, the thumb lying off to the east. Perhaps “little finger” will catch on. So what do you think of their wines?
Have a look and let us know. It would be a wonderful thing to have family with a vineyard. What region?
Geoff, saw Tuta’s Wine in the sideline ads while searching for a job at Mainejobs.com–great to see it! Thanks for the info and your hard work (?) tasting even a portion of the vast wine selection in this world…
Just discovered your site. Have been perusing the last hour. Now, time for a glass. Great site!
Hey, thanks so much — I am glad you like it. I’ll have to work on another post; maybe that great Spanish wine called Bierzo.